Author: Craig Upton
Creating strategic partnerships and supporting data with extensive research in the latest trends Craig is well versed with most products within the financial sector. Craig has worked within the online marketing arena for many years, having worked with British brands such as FT.com, Global Banking Finance and UK Property Finance, specialising in bridging loans and specialist mortgage finance.

There are several credit products available that may be employed in the construction sector. The sorts of loans you can utilise for building are illustrated below: Construction Loans: A construction loan is often given in instalments, with the lender releasing cash after the conclusion of each stage of development. Short-term loans of this kind are […]
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A series of gradual (and in some cases anything but) interest rate rises was always something of a foregone conclusion. It would have been impossible and impractical for the historic lows of the past couple of years to remain indefinitely, with the Bank of England having little choice but to nudge things increasingly higher. In […]
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There are many types of financial products that are considered to be commercial finance, in this blog post we have listed and briefly explained a few common types of commercial finance: Term Loans These loans represent the fundamental type of commercial loan. A term loan is when you get a loan amount in full and […]
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The UK asset finance market is a thriving and has become a vital component of the nation’s economy. With an estimated value of approximately £70 billion, it encompasses a wide array of financed assets, including machinery, vehicles and equipment. This market boasts a high level of competitiveness, with numerous lenders operating within it. Banks, specialist […]
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Trade finance is an essential financing method that empowers buyers to purchase goods or services on credit from suppliers. It is widely utilised in business-to-business transactions and serves as a valuable tool for effectively managing cash flow. Suppliers offering trade finance establish payment terms, specifying the timeframe within which buyers must settle their invoices. For […]
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The appeal of buy now, pay later services is easy to understand. There’s something about the psychology of seemingly getting something for nothing at the time that never fails to win over consumers and businesses alike. Of course, this is far from a ‘something for nothing’ service and almost always involves additional charges for use […]
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If the world was a perfect place, as soon as bills and invoices were produced people would pay up straight away, but in the real world this doesn’t happen always. In fact, it is a comparative rarity. For today’s business, it is the norm to raise invoices with clients (loyal customers and first-timers) and to […]
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Most stories reported in the press regarding the UK’s escalating living cost prices concern the average household and understandably so, given how up to 40 million are expected to be plunged into fuel poverty before the end of the winter. Elsewhere, however, economic uncertainty is having a major effect on the UK’s business community. Businesses […]
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From time to time, most SMEs find themselves chasing unpaid invoices. But when long delays between raising invoices and collecting payments are the norm, a stopgap solution is needed to ‘bridge’ this financial void. This is where invoice financing and invoice factoring can help. Two products designed specifically for this purpose, helping businesses maintain optimum […]
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Building strong relationships with loyal customers is essential in the business world. However, waiting for invoice payments can create cash flow challenges and disruptions. To ensure financial stability and provide flexibility to clients, consider the advantages of affordable invoice financing. In this blog post, we’ll explore what invoice finance is, how it works, and how […]
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